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As a native English speaker I would avoid either option at the star of this sentence. I would write:
As per my conversation with Ms. Port,
OR
As per Ms. Port's conversation with me,
I am also requesting [I would add here: copies of] all email correspondence between me and Ms. Brad (including emails sent by me).
As per my conversation with Ms. Port,
OR
As per Ms. Port's conversation with me,
I am also requesting [I would add here: copies of] all email correspondence between me and Ms. Brad (including emails sent by me).
redredred · M
There’s very little need to use “myself” in this sort of sentence. “My” is almost always correct, “myself” is used for emphasis or an attempt to sound scholarly.
Jenny1234 · 51-55, F
My suggestion:
As per my conversation with Ms. Port’s, I am also requesting all email correspondence between myself and Ms. Brad (including emails sent by me).
I was always taught you cannot put ´between me and ms port’ as it would have to be changed to Ms Port and I
As per my conversation with Ms. Port’s, I am also requesting all email correspondence between myself and Ms. Brad (including emails sent by me).
I was always taught you cannot put ´between me and ms port’ as it would have to be changed to Ms Port and I
Penny · 46-50, F
Theres different ways you could write it, but here's one: As per mine and Ms. Port's conversation, I am also requesting all email correspondences between me (or myself) and Ms. Brad (including emails sent by me.)
Mamapolo2016 · F
I'd change it to
As per my conversation with Ms. Port, I am also requesting all email correspondence between myself and Ms. Brad (including emails sent by me).
As per my conversation with Ms. Port, I am also requesting all email correspondence between myself and Ms. Brad (including emails sent by me).
Sharon · F
As per Ms. Port’s and my conversation, I also request all email correspondence between Ms. Brad and me (including emails sent by me).